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Monitor articles for March 15, 2000

• Dining in artichoke land: Eat your heart out
• Heart of Artichoke Soup
• News In Brief
• Alligators don't need to hide
• Inventing a board game is more than a roll of the dice
• Trust in police has slipped
• Today's Story Line
• The skinny on fat
• The state vs. hair braiders
• China's belligerence
• Monks cling to a whole Sri Lanka
• Real Books in School Libraries
• Binge drinking and teetotaling spread at US colleges
• The power and politics of black hair
• Goats? Obnoxious? You're kidding.
• Repaying a debt builds self-esteem
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• L.A. prepares for life without a 'local' paper
• Maximizing life potential
• Which way will swing vote swing?
• A purpler shade of plum
• My problem is 'no problem'
• Scene set for a reading revolution
• Where everyone's home is a work of art
• News In Brief
• A whirling invention
• Russia detains a rebel leader, but Chechens undaunted
• The family that laughs together ...
• Milosevic tightens hold on media ahead of vote
• Words delight, whether in print or on screen
• Jewish scholars toggle torah and technology
• Diners to waiters: Bag it!
• Auto plants retool culture of Cotton Belt
• Peru's potatoes saved by science
• Master of the Universe
• Anxious avocado aficionados ask for advice
• Media bias on Chechnya
• Crab-Stuffed Artichokes